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Dwayne Krueger cuts the ribbon during the opening of Krueger Boulevard, joined by city officials, project partners and members of the community. (Manny Holguin/Community Impact)

Krueger Boulevard opens, marking major step for Hutto Megasite

By Manuel Holguin Jr.

Hutto officials opened Krueger Boulevard, the new spine road through the 1,400-acre Hutto Megasite, marking a major step toward future development, job growth and expanded economic opportunities. The roadway honors the Krueger family, who farmed the land for generations.

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From left, Travis County Judge Andy Brown, Habitat for Humanity International CEO Jonathan Reckford and Chip Carter, son of former President Jimmy Carter, give remarks during the kick off a massive Habitat for Humanity build in eastern Travis County. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
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